Fayette County man charged with arson after investigators say he set two fires at school
A Fayette County man has been arrested and charged with arson after investigators say he intentionally set two fires at a Somerville school earlier this month.
A Fayette County man has been arrested and charged with arson after investigators say he intentionally set two fires at a Somerville school earlier this month.
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